Library Commons
HDSB
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.”
No, David!
Before:
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What do you think this book is about?
During:
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Discuss each page as you read them.
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What did David do wrong?
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Can anyone relate?
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Raise your hand if you...
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every tried to sneak a snack?
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played with your food?
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sat too close to the tv
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After:
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Even after getting into trouble time and time again why do you think David gets a hug?
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How do you think David felt when he got a hug?
Library Orientation
Review library rules and manners after reading No David! by David Shannon.
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Hand out a No David paddle to each student.
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Tell the students that you are going to be telling them things that David did in the library.
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After each statement, they need to show you the either the Yes or No David side of their paddle and say 'Yes, David!' or 'No, David!'
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i.e. "David ran in the library"
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"No, David!"
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Adapted from Stretchy Library Lessons: More Library Skills, Upstart Books, 2005
Sample Statements
David got mud on some pages. |
David showed a new student around the library. |
David called the librarian by her name. |
David raised his hand to share an idea with the class. |
David waited patiently in the check-out line. |
David’s dog chewed his library book. |
David left his book outside. |
David walked quietly in the library. |
David left his book out in the rain. |
David interrupted the story to speak out. |
David handled books carefully. |
David pushed to get in front of the line. |
David returned his book on time. |
David folded down the corner of the page to mark his place. |
David pushed his chair in when he left the table. |
David told another student about a good book he read. |
David put his book in his book bag along with his water bottle. |
David picked up a book that fell off the shelf. |
David a eu de la boue sur des pages. |
David a montré un(e) nouvel(le) élѐve autour de la bibliothѐque |
David a appelé la bibliothѐcaire par son nom. |
David leva sa main pour partager une idée avec la classe. |
David attendit patiemment à la ligne de vérification. |
Le chien à David a mâché son livre de la bibliothѐque. |
David a laissé son livre à l’extérieur. |
David marchait tranquillement dans la bibliothѐque. |
David a laissé son livre sous la pluie. |
David interrompu l’histoire pour parler. |
David a manipulé les livres avec soins. |
David a poussé pour aller au devant de la ligne. |
David retourna son livre à temps. |
David a plié le coin de la page pour marquer sa place. |
David repoussa sa chaise en quittant la table. |
David a dit à un autre étudiant a propos d’un bon livre qu’il a lu |
David mis son livre dans son sac avec sa bouteille d’eau. |
David ramassa un livre qui est tombé de l’étagère. |